JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA

SERVING VULNERABLE POPULATIONS (SAFETY NET)CARING FOR THOSE IN NEED LOCALLY GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ADVANCE THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO ARE UNDERREPRESENTED, AT-RISK, AND STRUGGLING TO PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY, PROVIDE FOOD SECURITY AND BASIC NEEDS AND CARE FOR OLDER ADULTS AND HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS. GRANTEES INCLUDE: ABRAMSON SENIOR CARE (IN FALL 2025, ABRAMSON SENIOR CARE MERGED WITH JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICE), DIGNIFIED BURIAL ASSOCIATION, DINAH, FEDERATION HOUSING, THE FEMALE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, HEBREW FREE LOAN SOCIETY OF GREATER PHILADELPHIA, JEVS HUMAN SERVICES, JEWISH FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICE, JEWISH RELIEF AGENCY, JUDITH CREED HORIZONS FOR ACHIEVING INDEPENDENCE, KLEINLIFE, MITZVAH FOOD PROGRAM, AND TIKVAH AJMI.POVERTY/FOOD ASSISTANCE: 57.4+ MILLION MEALS AND FOOD PACKAGES PROVIDED LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY. 1.6 MILLION PEOPLE FACING POVERTY HELPED LOCALLY AND AROUND THE WORLD. 1+ MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD PROVIDED TO AROUND 8,000 PEOPLE IN NEED THROUGH THE JEWISH FEDERATION'S MITZVAH FOOD PROGRAM. 1,500+ LOW - AND MODERATE-INCOME SENIORS RECEIVED AFFORDABLE AND DIGNIFIED LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS FROM FEDERATION HOUSING. 3,700 ISRAELI CHILDREN FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES RECEIVED STEM EDUCATION THROUGH OFANIM. 233,445 RUSSIAN SPEAKERS AND PEOPLE FROM THE FORMER SOVIET UNION SERVED LOCALLY AND AROUND THE WORLD.DISABILITY/MENTAL HEALTH: 43,877 PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES WERE SERVED LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY. 25,000 YOUTH, AGED 3 TO18, FROM 53 EVACUATED COMMUNITIES PARTICIPATED IN EDUCATIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMMING THROUGH THE JEWISH FEDERATION'S SUPPORT OF DROR ISRAEL.OLDER ADULTS: 40,000+ HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS WERE SERVED LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY. 1,600 OLDER ADULTS RECEIVED COORDINATED HEALTHCARE AND COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT FROM ABRAMSON SENIOR CARE.SECURITY: $1.2 MILLION SECURED IN GRANT FUNDING FOR 51 ORGANIZATIONS TO ADDRESS SECURITY ISSUES. ~12,000 CAMPERS AND STAFF PROTECTED IN 2025 BY THE SECURITY TRAININGS PROVIDED AT 21 LOCAL JEWISH DAY AND OVERNIGHT CAMPS. ~4,000 JEWISH DAY SCHOOL AND PRESCHOOL STUDENTS AND STAFF PROTECTED FOR THE 2025-2026 ACADEMIC YEAR THROUGH SECURITY TRAININGS. 190+ LOCAL JEWISH INSTITUTIONS RECEIVE SECURITY GUIDANCE FROM THE JEWISH FEDERATION.JEWISH EDUCATION/CONNECTION: 1,200 JEWISH DAY-AND PRE-SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH THE EITC PROGRAM, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH DAY SCHOOLS, FOR THE 2025-2026 SCHOOL YEAR. 5,700 LOCAL YOUTH RECEIVED FREE, MONTHLY, JEWISH-THEMED BOOKS THROUGH PJ LIBRARY LAST YEAR.

SUPPORTING ISRAEL AND GLOBAL JEWRY GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS IN ISRAEL THAT ENHANCE JEWISH LIFE AND PRIDE, PROVIDE BASIC NEEDS, INTEGRATE MARGINALIZED SOCIETIES, AND DEPLOY RESCUE AND RELIEF SERVICES IN TIMES OF CRISIS. GRANTEES INCLUDE: AMERICAN JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE, INC., ATID BAMIDBAR, ATIDIM, BINA, DROR ISRAEL, HILMA TECH FOR IMPACT, ISRAEL HOFSHEET, ISRAEL MOVEMENT FOR REFORM AND PROGRESSIVE JUDAISM, THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL, LATET ISRAELI HUMANITARIAN AID, LEKET ISRAEL, THE LONE SOLDIER CENTER IN MEMORY OF MICHAEL LEVIN, MACHON SHITIM, MAOZ, MASORTI FOUNDATION FOR CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM, NEGEV NOW NETWORK, OFANIM, AND OLIM BEYAHAD.